‘When it comes to Vini, it’s all too easy’: Vinicius Jr slams referees over four-match ban

Real Madrid star Vinicius Jr. has criticized referees for their treatment of attacking players, alleging he received an unfair four-match ban. The Brazilian forward was sent off for pulling an opponent's hair and protesting in La Liga and faces suspensions for Madrid's next three matches. Vinicius claims he was unfairly penalized, as he has only received five red cards in 500 fouls.

He pointed to statistics showing attacking players receiving more yellow cards than reds. Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho expressed concern over the timing of the suspension, questioning the fairness of informing a player just hours before a crucial match. Vinicius acknowledged his current slump, having scored only twice this season, but remains confident in his form.

The 26-year-old was substituted in the 59th minute of Madrid's 4-3 comeback win over Roma and accepted his manager's decision to replace him. Endrick, Vinicius' replacement, scored the equalizer and was named man of the match.